Is the question Collision?
Silkscreen on cartridge paper, book cloth boxes, crushed books
EThnocide
Digital film 14'49"
SHALEOpoly
screws, tissue paper, blood, pencil, colour prints
A fracking pointless discussion
offset lithography, mdf, drill bits, PERSPEX


sound piece (8'10")


Homage to tank Man, a walk on murder mile
newspaper (READ HERE), artist book

PINCH ME! AM I DREAMING?
MDF, shale rock, limestone, fossilised coral, blood, projection


Perceptions
Sound Piece 8'10"
Terra Nostra Diagnosis
sandstone and hand-outs



Rock Gifts
public intervention/documentation
The new kids in town (portraits of drilling)
Digital photography/print
TERRA NOSTRA DIAGNOSIS, THE NEW KIDS IN TOWN and ROCK GIFTS are part of a system based on Biomimicry rules and the use of matter, in this case sandstone. This stage of the system was all about using materials readily available (I have a collection of paper) and getting feedback. In addition, I have been looking into indigenous cultures, and because I live in an urban setting - London - I looked at the consumerist nature of this city and used it to my advantage (another principle of Biomimicry is to replicate strategies that work - in this case the aim was to engage people's attention).
These works are an illustration of TERRA NOSTRA DIAGNOSIS, however, the starting point for a dystopian tale: THE NEW KIDS IN TOWN, a Black-Mirroresque story. They also play to the discomfort of the viewer and they aim at causing a reaction of disgust or of curiosity for a malady alien-like, something that has passed the human, mutated... all because of drilling the Earth.


